Suspensions, fines issued following bench-clearing brawls during Yankees-Tigers game

NEW YORK (WABC) -- Major League Baseball has released details of its disciplinary actions following multiple bench-clearing brawls during Thursday night's game between the New York Yankees and Detroit Tigers.

Here is the list of suspensions:

- Tigers first baseman Miguel Cabrera has received a seven-game suspension for inciting the first bench-clearing incident and fighting

- Yankees catcher Gary Sánchez has received a four-game suspension for fighting, including throwing punches

- Tigers pitcher Alex Wilson has received a four-game suspension for intentionally throwing a pitch at Todd Frazier of the Yankees while warnings were in place for both sides

- Yankees catcher Austin Romine has received a two-game suspension for fighting, including throwing punches

- Tigers manager Brad Ausmus has received a one-game suspension for the intentional actions of Wilson while warnings were in place

Five coaches and players were also fined for actions during the brawls:

- Yankees manager Joe Girardi

- Yankees bench coach/acting manager Rob Thomson

- Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner

- Yankees pitcher Tommy Kahnle

- Tigers shortstop José Iglesias

Two other Yankees players were fined for entering the field while being on the disabled list:

- First baseman Garrett Cooper

- Outfielder Clint Frazier

All suspensions take effect Friday night, unless the players appeal.

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